The Xalan project now has web pages hosted on the subversion server.
The svnsubpub web page publishing path for Xalan TLP is:
http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/xalan/site/docs/xalan
The Xalan-C project web pages are to be copied to:
http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/xalan/site/docs/xalan/xalan-c
The Xalan-Java project web pages are to be copied to:
http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/xalan/site/docs/xalan/xalan-j
The Xalan TLP page sources (stylebook xml) are found at:
http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/xalan/site/xdocs
The New Xalan Stylebook Tools are found at:
http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/xalan/site/stylebook
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The Xalan TLP svnsubpub has the new XALAN-C project pages (no apiDocs).
The Xalan TLP svnsubpub links to the old XALAN-J project pages.
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A Windows platform is currently being used along with the
Xalan.exe command line XSLT transformation program.
1. Load the Xalan.exe and required DLLs from Xerces and Xalan into
xalan/site/bin
2. Connect to
xalan/site/xdocs/sources
3. Run the "make-book-org.bat" command script.
4. Move the build directory to the subversion svnsubpub area
From: xalan/site/build/docs/xalan
To: xalan/site/docs/xalan
5. Publish by svn checkin of
xalan/site/docs/xalan
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Xalan-C Project Web Pages
1. Load the Xalan.exe and required DLLs from Xerces and Xalan into
xalan/c/trunk/bin
2. Connect to
xalan/c/trunk/xdocs/sources
3. Run the "make-book.bat" command script.
4. Move the build directory to the project subdirectory for svnsubpub
From: xalan/c/build/docs/xalan-c
To: xalan/site/docs/xalan/xalan-c
5. Publish by svn checkin of
xalan/site/docs/xalan (or) xalan/site/docs/xalan/xalan-c
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Note: The build directories can be copied to your committer
web-site for community review before publishing the content
to the subversion repository for Infra svnsubpub.
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I have a policy question regarding the ability to update
the repository using slow internet links (i.e. dial-up).
Should the constructed apiDocs be part of the project web pages?
Or should the apiDocs be in a download file for customer use?
The download apiDocs files can be published to a mirror repository.
The XALAN-C constructed doxygen/graphviz directory is huge (340 MB)
The XALAN-J constructed Javadoc pages have a large volume.
Are doxygen/graphviz available on people.apache.org?
Is Javadoc available on people.apache.org?
Sincerely,
Steven J. Hathaway
Xalan Documentation Project
P.S. I have not yet told Infastructure about the subversion repository
link.
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